For 500 years, every history textbook has taught the same lie: that the Taíno people were wiped out shortly after 1492. But the "extinction" of the Indigenous Caribbean was a calculated colonial narrative—a "paper genocide" designed to steal land and erase a civilization. Today, we uncover the shocking truth of how the Taíno outsmarted history to survive in the shadows.
In this deep dive, we investigate the secret mountain alliances, the hidden "Maroon" communities, and the high-stakes survival strategies that kept Taíno culture alive against all odds. We analyze the groundbreaking 2026 DNA evidence proving that the Taíno bloodline is still thriving in Puerto Rico, Cuba, and the Dominican Republic today.
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